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<0> CeruleanD: http://dat.4chan.org/b/src/1149295502419.jpg Snicker
<1> hey Steakk, I believe you have some quote moderation to do. . .
<2> OMG, ROFL!
<2> Nothing like getting yiffing and kiddy porn into the same picture...
<1> I must be getting old...
<2> That last one, the one with the drawn-on eyes over the *****, the first thing I thought of was the Flying Spaghetti Monster...
<2> It was the pubic hair that gives it that impression...
<2> Well, and the big round eyes.
<0> Ka-bar: Yiff is what furrys (aka people who get off on wearing fursuits/animal cartoons) say to mean anything involving ***
<2> yeah... yiffing = furry ***y
<2> er -y
<3> leave for a couple of minutes and you all start hopping in fursuits and having an orgy
<2> Damn, libolt is back, hide the kids and dogs.
<0> http://dat.4chan.org/b/src/1149294383386.jpg Worlds most amazing boob job mostly SFW
<2> Wow! That is definitely an amazing job. Props to the doc that did that one.
<2> They must've hurt like mad afterwards though, have to stretch the skin tight to do that
<0> CeruleanD: obviously a labor of love
<2> oh yes
<2> If I were that doc, I'd have her before/after pics up on my mantle.
<4> "
<4> pyridoxine: lion, my irc channel runs linux" <-- in quotes now
<2> hmm... what's the best way to rename a whole bunch of files with a given extension to another extension? I tried doing a cp and a mv using wildcards, but that didn't work. Do I need to write a script?
<2> Eh, sorry, that's pretty basic, I should try #linuxhelp
<1> (.)(.)
<2> :-P
<5> hehe
<1> Bjprn-, now all you have to do is poke Steakk and get him to moderate. . .
<2> I probably just got myself banned from #linuxhelp, huh reality?
<1> oh my. what did you do?
<5> No
<5> I'm basically the only person alive in there
<2> I made a pro-Windows comment. *looks sheepish*
<5> CeruleanD: rename is a program here
<2> oh, ok good, hehe
<5> Usage: rename [-v] [-n] [-f] perlexpr [filenames]
<2> Ah ha, you're right, under Linux it is indeed a command... funny, under Solaris 8 it's not a command, it's a function.
<2> You can't run "rename" but if you man rename it tells you how to include it in writing your own program.
<2> Yes, I see now, my mistake :( I forgot I was logged into a Solaris 8 box when I was doing it.
<1> solaris 8?
<2> :-P
<2> The bosses are very paranoid about the production servers and maintain a very, "If it ain't broke..." point of view.
<2> And they were without a Unix-savvy person for about 9 months before they hired me (which is why they hired me, they were desperate, it's really the only thing that keeps me employed...).
<2> But now that I'm on board I'm pushing them to go to 10.
<2> Ok, time to run, later all
<6> any of you know of a router simulator for linux?
<7> yeah, hard to convince any $bossdroids to afford hardware not in use
<7> fra: simulator?
<6> yeap
<8> fra zebra/quagga do a fair job of Cisco emulation
<8> then there is IOU
<6> thanks
<9> I'm having some trouble with TortoiseSVN. plink connects to the putty saved session with the private key with no problem, but when tortoise tries it doesn't work
<9> I haven't been able to see what the plink log says when tortoise tries. can anyone help?
<10> mattsoftnet: uhhh, WTF?
<10> mattsoftnet: Please read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html -- it will increase your chances of getting some help instead of getting an icepick in the ear
<9> ok.. sorry
<9> may I ask what I did wrong?
<10> well a) wtf does that question have to do with linux?
<11> ls
<9> subversion is installed on a linux server and I'm connecting over ssh
<10> mattsoftnet: maybe you should read the channel FAQ
<9> you people and your ego's. sorry I asked for help
<12> in case ****er didn't read the FAQ, we're not a freaking help channel
<10> I'm guessing he didn't read the FAQ
<12> evidently not.
<10> let alone the TortoiseSVN is the windoze client and there is no way I'm going to try to help debug that ****
<12> welp, I got my modchip mailed off to be reflashed.
<10> that and he's using a ****ing putty saved session.
<10> what a dumb***
<10> let alone which svn server config he's talking to
<10> GAH I ****ing hate stupid people
<12> heh yeah
<12> schitzo, "Here's your sign!"
<10> "ohhh, **** you and your egos"... "well... **** you and your stupid brain"
<10> cappicard: heh, that's not even worth a sign
<12> LOL true
<12> I use tortoise all the time and I don't need a freaking putty session for it.
<12> I make my workstation the SVN server and it's running XP
<10> the only reason he might be using putty is if it's svnserve and not setup with the web_dav apache interface.
<12> yeah.
<10> since he's talking to a remote server.. but since stupif **** left
<12> heh. yep
<10> and didn't tell us anything. I guess he won't ever figure it out
<10> and if in fact.. it is svnserve.. that admin should be shot
<12> heya
<13> hey
<13> hey Tamahome
<14> hey
<13> Tamahome, how are you doing?
<15> can anyone that have used dual core, tell me if it worths the upgrade ?
<14> Emerson: not too bad, going to a party soon
<13> Tamahome, rock on
<14> wxaman: what kinds of things do you do on your computer?
<10> anyone here use riverbed products? or should I wait until Monday?
<10> yeah I think I'll wait until Monday and ask that again.
<13> schitzo, riverbed?
<14> teh schitzo
<10> Emerson: yeah riverbed
<13> schitzo, the answer is no, never heard of it
<10> Emerson: ok, then you ****
<10> Tamahome!
<14> 'sup dude?
<13> schitzo, only if you ask nicely
<10> Emerson: which will never happen, not even in your dreams
<15> Tamahome: internet, office work, media playing
<13> wxaman, no
<10> Tamahome: nothing much. just chillin' before a ride up in the mountains tomorrow.
<14> wxaman: you won't notice dual core then.
<14> schitzo: sounds like fun
<10> Tamahome: yeah, in theory it should be. gotta make sure it isn't going to rain though
<14> mmm, yeah it's supposed to rain all weekend over here
<13> schitzo, from looking at riverbed.com (and I hope that is what you are talking about) I really think I should look into it as well
<10> Emerson: I know a dude who works for a company that OEM's their stuff for WAN network transport
<10> Emerson: we are thinking of putting a data center in Mountain View and I'm going to suggest that for public internet traffic to help with latency issues.
<13> schitzo, I'm the IT guy for a support call center. that looks like something I should really look into
<16> schitzo: i've used them.
<16> briefly
<10> D-side: you like them?
<17> hi all
<13> hey OM
<10> Emerson: http://www.riverbed.com/customers/high_technology/
<16> its a pumped up squid box, basically. :)
<10> Emerson: I know which "game company" that is.
<16> schitzo: i've got a couple customers that love them.
<10> D-side: not from what I've heard. with the whole internal engineeering portion of the relays and **** that they have in them
<16> schitzo: i just mean closest approximation. i watched my customer's ptp traffic drop considerably.
<16> they certainly work.
<17> Emerson
<16> schitzo: keep in mind that juniper's got a couple accelerators also, allegedly on par with riverbed et al
<10> D-side: ok yeah.. that "game company" *really* likes them
<16> game company?
<10> D-side: really? I'll have to ask Ed about that then. He's the one that works for the company that OEM's the riverbed stuff
<10> D-side: see linke above
<13> schitzo, we do alot of data sharing and database access. my goal is implement near complete wireless networking for the new office.
<16> schitzo: I have no idea who that would be. heh
<16> afk. going home.
<13> schitzo, nearly everyone in the office is rolled over to laptops. After doing so, I've found the true bottle neck is with the datasharing and sql db's from our customers.
<13> schitzo, eh, it doesn't looking ms-sql doesn't gain that much more preformance. however CIFS does.. hmm.. :/
<10> Emerson: well if it's a WAN level problem then this might help it. If it's something on local laptops it wouldn't
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